BANG TITitanium Quick Release Side Pushing Key Rings Labor Saving Bulk Kit

Expensive but very easy to use and put keys on. The ease of use mostly overcomes the cost. With them being flat, make sure the opening in the key is big enough to accommodate. Would definitely recommend if the price doesn’t cause an issue.

This is great for when I need to move keys or other things between key rings. Since I have very short fingernails, I used to always use my pocket knife to open traditional key rings. Now, I don't need any extra tools, since I can push the outer part of the ring to the side - but it's also not so easy to open that I think I have any chance of losing a key or flash drive.

I'll be the first to admit that I'm using the keyring in an unorthodox way. I'm using the keyring to hold all my dog's tags on his collar....ID, rabies, license, etc. You can see them in the photo. I tried this keyring because the last three "typical" ones we used by son ruined by hooking the dog leash to the keyring (not to the collar itself). In all cases, when my 130 pound dog pulled, he totally straightened out the keyring and broke free. So I wanted to try these titanium rings to see if they would be any more durable.Since I received 2 rings, I decided to put one of them to the test. I put on all the dog's tags and hooked the leash to the keyring and took my dog outside. Then I had my son call him and run, so the dog chased him. I tried to hold him back putting all the strain on the keyring. You can see from the photo, this keyring passed the test (it's the smaller one in the photo). It deformed, but never opened up and I had my dog in control the whole time. Since it deformed, I took it off and replaced it with the other one.If you're looking for a strong, durable keyring, this one passes my test. The only issue is that it seems a bit smaller than the other keyrings I had....it's a much tighter fit to get all the tags on it.I still stick by everything I said above. After a few months, a problem arose....as mentioned, the items fit very tightly on the key ring. Since the ring is made of titanium and the dog tags are aluminum, after a few months of the tags moving around, the ring cut through them all! I lost my dog's license tag and his rabies tag. While I think this will still make for a great key ring, I suggest caution if using it as I did.

These are strong and, for regular keys, they're easier than regular rings to get keys on and off without reducing security.The only two caveats I can think of:1) the bands are slightly wider that most traditional rings, so if your rings have very narrow holes you may have trouble getting them onand2) they are easy to start prying apart, but the wider the space, the harder it is too move them. For most keys this isn't a problem, but for keys with plastic covering their bows (common with bicycle keys and some car keys), it can be difficult to spread it enough to get them on or offBut if those caveats don't intimidate you, then I think you'll love these keyrings as much as I do.

These are high quality, lightweight key rings. They're easier to use than normal ones. I bought a bunch of titanium EDC things for my key chain and wanted titanium rings to attach everything. These worked perfectly.

I run something of a modular EDC where I swap in and out tools, wallet, keys, etc. and I use the rings to clip together what I need for that day. I like that these rings can be pushed open as I keep my nails short and can't usually open a regular keyring. I also like the dark color and the way the rings feel flat. Highly recommended.

I was looking for a key ring that was less of a pain for adding and taking off keys, and this key ring definitely meats that criterion. However, some keys (or other things like gym key cards) don't fit well or at all on these key rings since they have more girth due to how they're flatter than most key rings.If you don't want to put anything with small key ring holes on your key ring, then I'd definitely recommend this product as being easier to add and remove keys from, but I need to switch away from it for my needs.

They are super easy to add and remove keys as i was hoping, they are very durable from what i have seen when pulled on or compressed. The one thing that i have noticed for durability and sturdiness is that they are quite pliable on the end point where one installs the keys. Its not an issue right now but I could easily see it catching and warping the ring to an unusable point. Titanium is that way though and it might be just as easy to fix it with some heat.